Typhoon Haishen heads to South Korea after slamming Japan
More than 300 flights from 10 airports have been cancelled, with some train services suspended.
BBC News
Birmingham stabbings: ‘Strong response’ to manhunt CCTV
Detectives say the release of CCTV images of a suspect has generated “several new lines of inquiry”.
Brexit: Ministers plan laws overriding part of withdrawal deal
No 10 calls it a “standby” in case EU trade talks fail, as the PM issues an October deadline for a deal.
Serena Williams through to US Open last 16 after battle with Sloane Stephens
Six-time champion Serena Williams fights back from a slow start to beat fellow American Sloane Stephens and reach the US Open last 16.
Daniel Prude: Grand jury to investigate ‘spit hood’ death
The jury will decide whether to bring charges against officers who used a hood to restrain Daniel Prude.
Coronavirus: Test MPs for Covid-19 every day, says Speaker
Ruling out masks, Sir Lindsay Hoyle calls for daily tests so packed Parliamentary scenes can return.
WW2 gunner’s son welcomes recovery of crashed bomber
Gunner Sgt Leonard Shrubsall’s son Richard thought his father’s plane had been lost over the sea.
Elinor Barker: ‘Spend time on sport rather than weighing kids’
Olympian Elinor Barker says some people are turned off by team sports like football and rugby.
England produce remarkable fightback to beat Australia in first T20
England pull off a remarkable fightback to beat Australia by two runs in a thrilling first Twenty20 international at the Ageas Bowl.
Beirut explosion: Hopes fade in search for survivor
Chilean rescue workers end a second day of searching, with no sign of a person beneath the rubble.
Chelsea sign Germany’s Havertz for £71m
Chelsea sign attacking midfielder Kai Havertz from Bayer Leverkusen on a five-year contract in a deal worth about £71m.
Coronavirus: Airport tests ‘give false sense of security’, says Johnson
Boris Johnson says testing travellers arriving in the UK would only identify 7% of coronavirus cases.